38th Street Dental

Procedures

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  Dentistry

  During your first dental appointment at our Austin, TX, practice, our dentists will perform a complete examination. This procedure involves more than just checking your teeth for any superficial disease: it includes an oral cancer screening and digital x-rays that emit less radiation than traditional machines. After listening carefully to your dental goals, our dentists will explain your current state of oral health and will outline treatment options.

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  Veneers

  You don’t need to go through life feeling self-conscious about your smile. Our modern practice offers a full range of state-of-the-art cosmetic dentistry, including modern dental veneers. Drs. Meek and Tasch will be happy to meet with you to discuss your options and help you make the best decision for your dental care. In just a few simple appointments, we can transform less-than-perfect teeth into a gorgeous movie star smile. Get started today and begin to enjoy life with better self-confidence.

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  Dentures

  With more than 20 years of dental experience each, Drs. Meek and Tasch at 38th Street Dental in Austin, TX, understand the many factors that go into creating a comfortable and natural-looking smile. Drs. Meek and Tasch make a point of working closely with each patient to design traditional or implant-supported dentures that restore confidence and peace of mind. During a consultation, they can carefully assess your situation using our advanced technology and discuss your goals so that they can provide an appropriate recommendation.

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  Dental Implants

  Drs. Meek and Tasch at 38th Street Dental combine high-tech services with personalized care to bring the best in dental implant and restorative dentistry to Austin. Your consultation typically consists of a thorough evaluation with digital x-rays and cone-beam imaging scans so we have a complete understanding of your needs and the restorative solutions that will serve you best.

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  All-on-4 Dental Implants

  Have you looked into dental implants only to wind up feeling discouraged because you were told you would need extensive preparatory work? The All-on-4 method allows more people than ever to take advantage of the amazing benefits that dental implants provide, and we are here to help. Dr. David J. Tasch and Dr. Mike Meek have been in practice since 1997, and have helped many patients start a new chapter of health and confidence in their lives through dental implant treatment.

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  Dental Crowns

  If you don't feel confident in your smile, you may do everything you can to hide your teeth. This can create a shadow over some of the best parts of life, like talking, eating, and laughing. We've seen this before — and it's our goal to get you smiling again with a dental crown. From our caring attitudes to our continued education, we aim to keep you comfortable and confident throughout the process.

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  Root Canal

  If you notice pain, swelling, an abscess, or other symptoms of a dental infection, schedule a visit with one of our dentists as soon as possible. We can diagnose root canal infections and perform treatment on the front teeth. If your molars are affected, we may refer you to a trusted endodontist. An endodontist has specialized training in this area of dentistry. Afterwards, you can return to our friendly team for a crown personalized to your exact smile.

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  Dental Bridges

  Restorative dentistry can be complicated, so it is important to seek treatment from skilled, detail-oriented professionals. Drs. Tasch and Meek at 38th Street Dental are known for their exceptional level of high-quality care. If you are ready to stop suffering with an incomplete smile, contact our Austin, TX, practice today.

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  Full Mouth Reconstruction

  Improve your smile, oral functions, and most importantly, your quality of life with a customized full mouth reconstruction by our esteemed, highly educated dentists. With over 40 years of combined experience, Drs. Meek and Tasch can blend advanced dentistry techniques with the latest and best digital technology to restore your smile as precisely and comfortably as possible. If receiving world-class, personalized dental care at a modern, inviting practice interests you, contact 38th Street Dental in Austin, TX, today for a consultation. Just use our simple online form or give us a call anytime. Our dentists look forward to discussing your full mouth reconstruction

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  Tooth Extraction

  Impacted wisdom teeth are one of the most common reasons patients visit our Austin, TX, dental office for a tooth extraction. In fact, approximately 5 million Americans have their wisdom teeth removed each year. Many patients do not have sufficient room in their jaw to accommodate wisdom teeth. As a result, wisdom teeth are either unable to erupt from the gums or come in at an angle. This can cause severe inflammation and greatly increases your risk for infection. It can even be wise to extract wisdom teeth that have not caused any problems. This is because extracting wisdom teeth early can help avoid several future dental issues.

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  Cosmetic Dentistry

  When you're unwilling to smile because of stained, chipped, crooked, or missing teeth, it can have a negative impact on every facet of your life. Fortunately, the cosmetic dentists of 38th Street Dental in Austin, TX, are available to provide a predictable and long-lasting upgrade to your smile. If you are interested in high-tech cosmetic dentistry with some of Austin's most respected dentists, take the first step by scheduling a consultation with our team today. You can request a consultation by contacting us online or by giving us a call.

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  Restorative Dentistry

  At 38th Street Dental in Austin, TX, we use the most advanced techniques in restorative dentistry. To stay up-to-date on the latest advancements in dentistry and to better serve our Texas patients, our doctors actively participate in continuing education programs and are members of some of the most prestigious dental organizations. During your consultation, our dentists will explain all of your available treatment options to help you make a confident, informed decision about your care.

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  Teeth Whitening

  There's a reason why so many people turn to their dentists rather than the pharmacy for brighter smiles—it's because professional teeth whitening really works! Both in-office sessions and take-home kits offer safer, more effective treatment that's fully customized. We can even adjust your whitening formula to account for your specific tooth shade and any dental sensitivity. If teeth whitening isn't the best option for your smile, we offer a range of cosmetic dentistry treatments, including dental bonding and veneers, which can give you similarly stunning results.

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  Sedation Dentistry

  If you need to see a dentist in Austin, TX, 38th Street Dental provides quality dentistry services in a stress-free setting. Our welcoming office and friendly staff can relieve dental phobias with gentle care and sedation dentistry. Request a consultation today.

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  Invisalign

  When straightening your smile, you need experienced dentists you can trust. Our dentists are Invisalign Gold providers, meaning they provide Invisalign care to at least 25 patients each calendar year. They know exactly how to tailor your clear aligner treatment to create the best results. Dr. Tasch and Dr. Meek have been practicing dentistry for over 25 years. They understand how important having a beautiful smile can be for your health and confidence. They can provide Invisalign treatment to teens and adults who hope to improve the look and function of their smiles.

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  Gum Disease

  Periodontal disease is caused by a clear, sticky substance that forms on the teeth called bacterial plaque. The bacteria in the plaque excrete toxins that damage the gums, leading to red, swollen tissues and bad breath. Eventually, the infection can spread beyond your gum tissue and even result in lost teeth.

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